Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s Manchester United reign is over but where did it go wrong? We take a look at the problems which undermined his position… Failed to get over the line in the big moments Three years. No trophies. Despite all the humiliating defeats in his final weeks in charge, that will be the damning review of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s time in charge of Manchester United. Jose Mourinho won three. Louis van Gaal picked up the FA Cup. There was at least a Community Shield for David Moyes. But without silverware, Solskjaer’s argument of gradual progression under his stewardship was hard to justify. There was no milestone moment and nothing for United supporters to celebrate. How things might have worked out differently had that long, long penalty shootout against Villarreal in last season’s Europa League final gone in their favour. It may not be the most prestigious trophy but it would have been a boost to belief for Solskjaer’s squad, capped a season in which they finished second...